Luke Sullivan is the Author of Hey Whipple, Squeeze This: A Guide to Creating Great Advertising and also a Creative Director at GSD&M.

We will be speaking with Tiffany R. Warren, Senior VP, Chief Diversity Officer and Founder of ADCOLOR & The ADCOLOR Awards. Warren oversees all diversity efforts for Omnicom Group including the Omnicom Diversity development Advisory Council, the Omnicom Medgar Evers Associate Program and the Omnicom Diversity Initiatives Group.

This episode will feature Howard R. Jean, Director of the Call Me MISTER Program. We will discuss the importance of mentorship personally and professionally. We will also discuss creativity in the classroom and what educators can do to bring their classrooms up to TODAY!

The mission of the Call Me MISTER (acronym for Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models) Initiative is to increase the pool of available teachers from a broader more diverse background particularly among the State's lowest performing elementary schools.

The summer bootcamp was awesome. Talk to members of MetaThinq as they discuss their summer, their agency, and what's next. We will also be joined by Jason White of Wieden and Kennedy to discuss his involvement and influence on the MetaThinq team members.

We will be checking in on the summer bootcamp. The group will discuss their first assignment, the development of their own ad agency brand, as well as what it has been like working with a team of 12 "strangers" that are spread across the country.

The Convergence of Sports, Brands, and Entertainment (S.B.E.)

Today we are chatting with Stan Lumax (@stonefacephotog), a versatile account director and photographer that currently calls Anomaly (anomaly.com) his home. A hybrid by profession, Stan's other home is wherever his camera is pointed at. Stan has taken his passions and found a way to make it work in the business of advertising. Recently, Stan led a Converse initiative that took place in Atlanta, GA called Band of Ballers. The event brought together artists from varying musical genres with a passion for the game of basketball; artists such as Jay Electronica, of Montreal, and Jermaine Dupri. Most notably it was the site of the reunion of Harlem bred platinum selling rap artists, Cam'ron and Jim Jones. This week's show will be about exploring the convergence of sports, brands, and entertainment. If you liked last week's show about "The Marriage of Corporate Brand Strategy & The Music Business" you will love this week's episode.

Guest Host: Tiffany Hardin

Topic:  The marriage between Corporate Brand Strategy & the music business .... an unhappy home?

What are brands really buying into with a music strategy and what happens when their leverage (the artist) into your pockets  isn't pulling the weight in reeling you in? Would like to discuss the risks that comes with the amount of money companies dump into aligning artists with their brand.

BIO: Tiffany Hardin is an entrepreneur & Founder/CEO of start-up consultation firm Digital ARMM (Digital Asset Research & Media Management.) Using media metrics, Digital ARMM focuses on interpretation of metric data to build a strategy for recording artists. Earning her BA in Entertainment Management from Columbia College Chicago in 2007 she has worked for G.O.O.D Music, Violator Management, Monami Entertainment and currently, Translation LLC under the tutelage of John Monopoly, Mona Scott and Steve Stoute respectively. Tiffany is an executive board member of Soundctrl, a social organization based in New York City sponsored by Pepsi & dotMusic producing events focusing on the convergence of digital/social media and music.  Tiffany often guest lectures at her Alma Mater throughout the year supporting student projects and connecting them with valuable internships and networking opportunities  in music and media industries. She is currently working on her book, “Are you writing this down?” a how – to navigational guide for students to understand how to break into the entertainment business, what to do when you’re there and know when to break out.

Guest Host: Charles H.F. Davis III

Topic: Personal Branding - The power of constructing and communicating your professional identity

Charles is an Ivy League educated academician, social entrepreneur, marketing strategist, personal brand architect and inspirational speaker. A true jack of all trades and master of excellence, Charles is a multi-talented consultant of all things business and pleasure giving attention to the details while adding to his clients the power of personal style.

We will introduce and announce the summer 2010 iCR8 Bootcamp team.

Millennials. Love them or hate them. They are here! Kevin Walker, principal of Culture Lab Creative will lead a discussion discussing some of the trends that we are seeing with the millennial generation. We will also pick up on last week's episode where the question was posed, "do millenials care as much about race."

CultureLab is an independent Southwest U.S. based communications agency that focuses on the use of consumer research and lifestyle intelligence to help brands and institutions effectively connect to the “NEW” general market.

The “NEW” general market to us is the group of cross cultural, diverse, urban, tech savvy, young adult consumers.